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Choosing to reframe or not focus on negative experiences gives them less power. Savoring positive memories magnifies them.
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Choosing to reframe or not focus on negative experiences gives them less power. Savoring positive memories magnifies them.

Today, I will welcome growing things, unexpected events, new people–even when they are uninvited.

A Navajo (Dine) blessing prayer affirms, “With beauty all around me, I walk.” We can experience beauty wherever we are.

Clare often called herself the “little plant of St. Francis.” And while St. Francis may have helped start her growth, she certainly did most of the growing and spreading on her own.

Compassion is more than just feeling sympathy or pity for others; it’s about actively seeking to alleviate suffering and promote the well-being of all those we encounter.

Jesus said that nobody can enter the kingdom of God unless they become like a little child (Mt 18:3).

As creatures made in God’s image, we have the power to create. Think of all the men and women working to create new technologies for the benefit of others.

While much work has been achieved for women’s rights over the years, there is still much to be done.

We live in a hurting world. Suffering overwhelms people. We are not removed from that reality.

In Luke’s Gospel, the angel Gabriel arrives at Mary’s house unexpectedly and greets her: “Hail, favored one!” What would you do, if a stranger showed up at your door and made such an announcement to you?